Apt 200

Absolutely Horrible Experience – David the Bouncer Ruined My Friend’s Birthday **im not sure if David is his real name but just in case he lied about it, he has a tall white male, skinny, about 6ft, blonde/ brownish hair, blue eyes and was wearing a hat** I’m writing this review after one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had at a club, and it’s all thanks to a bouncer named David at Apt 200 Toronto. My friends and I (4 of us, all dark-skinned women) showed up to celebrate my friends birthday — excited and ready for a good night. When we arrived, David immediately told us we couldn’t enter with the Cutwater drinks we had in hand, which we completely understood. Without causing a scene or arguing, we respectfully stepped aside and finished them. No issue there. But when we tried to get back in line (now without the drinks), David told us we were no longer allowed entry. When I asked why, his exact response was: “Because you were drinking Cutwaters.” Excuse me? We were told not to enter with them, we complied, and now we’re being denied anyway? It made absolutely no sense. What really set this whole thing off was the group of 8 girls in front of us, 3 of them actively holding alcohol, yet they were all allowed in with zero issue. So what was the difference? Why were we treated differently? As I questioned him (still respectfully), David’s tone and attitude became rude, dismissive, and completely unprofessional. Bystanders even started chiming in, pointing out how unfair he was being. It wasn’t just us who noticed it — others saw how wrong the situation was and called it out. It’s hard not to feel like this was blatant discrimination. A white male bouncer turning away four dark-skinned women, while allowing a large group of girls to stroll right in with alcohol in their hands? The optics were bad — and the treatment was worse. I work as a bartender myself, and never — not once — have I seen anyone turned away for something like this, especially when they complied and tried to do the right thing. People come out to celebrate, to have a good night, not to be singled out and humiliated. David clearly hasn’t been trained on how to handle situations with professionalism or basic decency. If this is the type of staff Apt 200 hires, they seriously need to reevaluate their standards. He ruined my friend’s birthday for no valid reason, and I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone who values fairness, respect, or basic hospitality. If you're a person of color — especially a Black woman — proceed with caution, because David made it clear that you're not welcome. Do better, Apt 200.

The atmosphere and decor is great! I went on a Sunday at around 9pm, the place was pretty quite and just gave a lounge vibe. Not sure how busy it gets later at night but if you want chill vibes you can head there earlier.

The power-tripping bouncer is awful here. Watched him kick out some girls and treat guests very badly last night, because they were having fun? Not sure what the staff club is doing here at street level.

The atmosphere was very nice but one of the employees made us uncomfortable with her looks and conversations. The other employees were very professional and warm. When we asked where we could sit in such a big cafe, she said sorry it was reserved and then showed us a small table in the corner. When we talked to another lady, she talked to us nicely and we went to the table we wanted.

Do not go here!! Don’t waste your time. Went in at 10pm (opening time) and waited for 1.5hrs, were the 15th in line, and line did not move at all. They just keep you waiting so you buy bottle service.

Cool concept but overhyped. The washrooms are unisex with creepy personalities frequenting the area. Most of the attendees carry an unnecessary ego which makes the vibe a bit boring, folks need to loosen up. Update: the dj sucks! Playing emo UK music all night.

Good vibe for sure definitely a crowd for 21-26 year olds. Some security/bouncers at the front can be extremely rude. come early to avoid long line ups or try to get on guest list

most shadiest bouncers, vibes are usually good even there several times but service is horrible, they pick and choose when to let you in and when to not even if you know people that work inside they won’t care and will ruthlessly be rude. If you’re trying to go clubbing, Toronto limited experience, they can’t even respect their own locals

Horrible. I would give it zero stars if I could. Paid $40 for a party of four (it was my best friend's birthday) and was basically treated like intruders by everyone who worked there. My friend was tipsy and was going up the stairs in her heels and a worker yelled at her to move and she almost fell. Other benefits included waiting in the freezing cold in our dresses despite the place being nearly empty. Also super shady exterior with lots of creepy guys that will gape at any women in a dress and probably try to hit on you. We tried to push this aside (literally, just like he pushed my friend) but the inside was no better. The place looks and feels like the basement of a broke man who smokes 5 packs a day. Full of creepy guys who make you uncomfortable to dance, so you'll just sit awkwardly on a musty couch and watch men talk about creeping on girls. We spent a grand total of 20 minutes in the place (for $40) and were jostled aside roughly by every busser and weren't even offered any drinks for us, you know, paying to be in THEIR establishment. Literally go anywhere but this place. A frat house is free and will give you the same exact service, maybe even better.

Came to Toronto for an extended trip with best friends and had this as one of the places we'd try. Arrived around 10pm and we lasted maybe an hour at the most. It seemed to me whoever is in charge of the place is very confused about what kind of place they want to run. The furniture looks as if they were found at garage sales and pieced together without any thought process of decor - unless the thought was getting things as cheap as possible. For example: none of the styles match or are remotely close. If you're charging people cover maybe don't expect them to sit in outdoor lawn chairs. ALL of the light fixtures are different as well and with different bulbs so whatever dark mood setting they're going for isn't working. There's two arcade games on one side, a pool table in the middle, and one TV behind the DJ booth on the other side. The rap music being played was too slow, gloomy and low for how dark they keep the place; the only people who knew the songs were a bartender, a "security" guard and they're friends. This place is cheaply done and I would never come here again. There's too many good places in Toronto that are properly doing this vibe (The Hartly for one) to waste your time and money here.

Our friend had reserved a booth for a birthday. We came to join them and still have to pay for cover. Fine, it was only $10. Our friends already had few bottles at the booth but we decided to order an extra bottle to the table as a gift for them. The bill came up to almost $400 for a tequila bottle! The next day, we talked to our friends and they said we got ripped off, because they only paid about $200 for that same bottle. Different price for different people. Terrible business etiquette!

I'm an black American and I just left this place .. the bartenders working on august 1st (2 white ladies)need to be fired .. they deliberately ignore black people and service others first at one point i was waving at one of them and she walked away to the other side of the bar and stood there .. literally no exaggeration .. me and 4-5 other black people at the bar tonight (that i didn't know ) were all confused to why we were being passed up to order .. it was blatant.. terrible and was a terrible first experience in Canada for me .. there was a white male employee who i conversed with and he apologized for them. He was nice .. I'd write more but i don't want to dwell on this and ruin the rest of my trip.. i hope a manager or owner sees this because it's not ok

Honestly me and my girls went there, the bartenders were very generous. And then later it was a hot guy factory. The only down play is Someone pooed and it lingered.

Went for a drink at around 9pm grabbed a table and played some pool it was ok, music wasn't my cup of tea but the vibe was fine. Left at around 10:30 when more people started to arrive. When we stepped out the line was stupid long even though the place inside was ghost town. Someone asked us how worth was it to wait since they had been in line for a good 20 mins and were told it'd be around 30 min wait... huh? No wonder it always look so busy from the outside All in all. Did not exactly have a bad experience but the place is just over-hyped and the bouncers are pretty rude.

Horrible experience. Ripped off. Just gone recently. Super mainstream and people are generally snobby af. Name of the bar is cool but that doesn't count.. YOUR MANAGEMENT AND MUSIC CHOICES ARE JUST NOT ENOUGH FOR A CITY LIKE TORONTO.

I would give them a 0 but yelp doesn't allow that. It was a horrible night out we paid for a booth and bottle service for our friends birthday and only 6 of the 8 of us got let in the other two had to pay cover... Ontop of that the "booth" was a table in the middle of the "club" that anyone who desired to could sit at which led to my friend losing her phone. After the lights came on we started trying to find her phone and a promoter/bouncer guy was yelling at the top of his lungs for everyone to get out even though he was asking for another song by the dj. He put his hands on me and I brushed it off and he proceeded to grab the back of my sweater for no reason. His colleague then came and asked what's wrong and I told him and he didn't have an issue. Very unprofessional waitress on top of that, my friend asked if she had another chair for us since all of us didn't have a stool and she responded with "does it look like I'm hiding any". Awful place don't waste your time and money going here.

At 11:00pm we waited in a 20 person line for an hour before finally giving up. People coming out for a smoke break said it wasn't even busy in the bar, and the bouncer was letting so many people pay to cut the line. I've been to this bar before and it was decent, but definitely not worth waiting in a line for. Skip it.

Do not go here! I was naive to ignore all the horrible reviews and I'm hoping this review will help you avoid the mistake I made. This place will go out of business in a few months. Nobody is going to wait in line during the winter. We went around 10:45 because we knew there would be a line and hoping to get a start on Halloween weekend without waiting too long. 3 of our friends were already inside and we were a group of 8 waiting behind 10 people in line. It looked like we would get in pretty quickly. The lady with a clipboard yelled to the line saying it would be a 45 min wait unless you had bottles. They let 3 people in every 30 min. My friends inside were texting me telling me how empty it was in there. We waited in line for 1 hour and politely asked the lady how much longer from where we were standing. There was only 3 people ahead of us. She said 45 min. We were in shock. It was 45 min 1 hour ago and now it's still 45 min? This place is seriously messed up. How do you make money having people stand outside for hours instead of buying drinks inside? No bar is that special, especially on Queen West where you should run your business this way. We left and went to The Ossington. No line up, great vibe. When we left at the end our night, we still saw a line up at Apt 200. That's just sad. And this is why I say they will not last long. I wonder what the replacement bar will be called..

Service: Went at an odd time around 8pm on Friday, so there was no line or cover. But the bartender told me that if I came after 9/10pm it would crazy getting in. The lineup could range from 1-2 hours. Therefore, being on the guest list is key. Ambiance: Like most people stated, it's like walking into someone's living room. The place is super cozy, and they created a really relaxed environment. It's a good place to hang with friends or to meet new people. Drinks: The drinks were more on the expensive side compared to your average bar or lounge. I think it's due to the hype of this place. Selection was limited for beers.

For all the hype this place has received, I can't understand why. It looks and feels sketchy, and as per a recent review: "it feels like the type of apartment you go to with your friend who has a regular coke dealer who knows him by name and who regularly parties until 5 a.m." Enough said.

The night started off just fine. Totally different from what other Yelpers have stated. We got there with no line up, friendly bouncers/security guards greeting us and checking IDs. My only concern was that they did not check for any weapons in particular when patrons arrived. It could get deadly real quick. I'm all for safety. When we walked up the stairs, we were greeted by the front entrance ticket booth. My girlfriend paid because he said cover was $10 per person. She covered $20 for the both of us. She then overheard another said they have bottles which the people got on for free. She instantly asked me to go get our cover money back since our friends will be doing bottles for their birthdays. The front door guy tried to be all shady about refunding us are money and such, we eventually got our refund. The bar is alright, not too bad versus other locations we've been to. My girlfriend and I played with the arcade games during our visit. The prop room was not very well lit, horrible instagram opportunities for party goers. The music... it was horrible... well more like the DJ hired last night. He could not transition between songs whatsoever. It's as if he was playing songs off Spotify and just hitting the next button. He would either abruptly switch songs or long pauses between songs. There was no way of getting into a mode. It got very packed at one point of the night, where the bussers were pushing there ways through patrons (including my girlfriend, she was knocked over by one) without saying excuse me and or sorry. It got to the point she was extremely overwhelmed with so many people in her personal space. The washroom line was ridiculous, almost 30 minutes wait just to use the potty. Our group alone was at least 30 plus people and had our own little booth. It was definitely not secluded enough, other patrons kept making their way through, just helping themselves to our area. We were not impressed. At least Rebel has security keeping people away. Giving us a secluded experience. We all left super early, surprisingly, 1:30 AM. Didn't even make it to last call. If we were anywhere else, probably until 4-5 AM.

If you want to avoid the guest list and line headaches, get there early and grab a drink. This bar also has free video games and pool. The spirit selection is wide and the eye candy staff are friendly to boot. Newsflash - this bar is hip. The music and patrons are playing and dressed accordingly. If you're not into that, you won't have the greatest time. Seeing a lot of reviews here that read like people were prepared to have a bad time and write about it. Yes, there's a big line on the weekends because that's when bars/clubs get busiest... and that is no different than any crappy bar/club in the entertainment district. Relax! At night, I've had a fun time here on a handful of occasions. I've also enjoyed myself by day, as I used to work here when Haven operated a co-working space out of Apt. 200. I loved working out of there by day! Will miss it.

This place is horrible. My friends and I came all the way over from LA and heard about this place always popping. Unfortunately, these rumors were all completely bullshit. My friend and I literally waited nearly an hour in a line containing not even 10 people when we first got there. There were literally 4 bouncers outside doing nothing but accepting bribes from people trying to skip the line. Plus, the bouncers r really rude and accuse people of doing stuff that have ZERO evidence being it. I tried talking to the bouncer as to why I was being kicked out and the guy SERIOUSLY threatened me by saying he's going to "crack my head open"... Me being from the states obviously didn't want to get into any trouble so I left without a decent argument. Please don't go here... your money and time could/will be spent better elsewhere nearby by than this shit-hole.

I don't understand why this place has you waiting in line for an hour plus when no one is inside??? You're losing money. But I don't know if that's worst than people actually waiting. Nope I'm good luv, enjoy. Went to The Ossington instead and had a great time.

I've only been here a few times. I wouldn't say I had a bad time or bad service, but it was pretty average and a bit of a let-down compared to how much it's hyped up. I would definitely agree to get there earlier on in the night and grab a drink or two before the line starts to pick up around 9:30, though. I went with a friend around 9 and we had to check our coats and pay a $10 cover, which is pretty standard for a club/lounge. I asked the bartender if I could pay debit or if it was cash/credit only (as some places on Queen are) and I guess there was a miscommunication on one of our parts, so I just withdrew cash and paid that way. Turns out debit is fine, you just can't start a tab. I ordered a double spiced rum and gingerale, but they put it in a short glass filled to the brim, so not only did it spill, but it was essentially 80% rum. At least you get a bang for your buck, I guess! We sat at a table but were asked to get up and find somewhere else to sit at around 10:30 because apparently the tables were all reserved as booths. There were no reserved signs, and I hope they weren't priced as booths because they're pretty tiny, but I digress. We ended up sitting on couches by the dance floor which was fine and gave us more of a chance to socialize. The atmosphere is pretty great, but my friend kept commenting how it was "really hipster" so if that isn't your scene, you may not love it. The DJ had a good variety of music going, lots of people were dancing and having fun, and everyone we met was outgoing and friendly. It's understandable why people like the place, and if you're the type to take a ton of photos when you go out, this is the place to get lots of great selfies and group shots. Overall, I had a decent experience, but personally feel like it's a bit overrated. I'd still say to give it a chance and see how you like it, though, especially if you plan on going on a night when they have a party or event. I'd go back, but would probably leave at around 12 and hit up somewhere else to end the night off.

Last week I went here for the first time and it was terrible. TLDR: Rude and offensive bartender asks if I'm homeless and harasses me because I didn't want to buy alcohol right away. Currently waiting for an e-mail back from Apt 200, considering calling the liquor board. So I went to Apt 200 for the first time with some friends. I was at the bar with a friend after we arrived just talking and catching up. I ask the bartender for water politely (he's a late 20s east asian guy, "bro" type I guess) and he asked me if I'm going to be buying alcohol. I wasn't expecting it, but I was thinking of getting a drink anyways. I ask for a menu and he scoffs at me and says "not very sophisticated are you?" Weirdly rude, but I brushed it off and said "I don't understand but I'll get a drink later. I'm good with water right now". Then he straight up says "Did you just come in off the streets or something?" Wtf? I try and diffuse it again and clarify that I'm good right now and that wasn't necessary. He says we needs to buy alcohol if we're coming to a place "like this". Really shitty attitude for no reason. I brush it off again and walk off with my friend. My other friend comes up to me and says we should get a drink. We go to the bar and my friend orders a rum and coke, after I ask the bartender "is there a difference in price between bar rail and cocktail?" What I thought was a normal question. He scoffs again and says a cocktail will be 3 or more ingredients so obviously it's more. I clarify, "I mean a rum and a rum and coke, is there a price difference between the two?" He looks and me at goes, "Are you homeless?" Then I started arguing with him about the pettiness of his comment and why he's being an asshole. He says I should be buying alcohol once I come in, after I said I would be here for a few hours and there's no reason to rush me. I also made sure to point out that he shouldn't be forcing people to drink, especially considering he doesn't know my history with alcohol and it's literally illegal to be doing that. Super fucked up. He ends everything I say with "you're not going to win this argument". My friend convinces me to chill out and let it be. I've heard stories before about aggressive and unfair bodyguards at Apt 200 so I figured it was safer to drop it. Honestly, if y'all are just trying to get lit make sure you bring enough people in case you get harassed. I hope they review their staff or that shit's gonna be shut down soon.

We got there pretty early ... Around 10 and it was empty, yet cover was $10. Not gonna lie, the dj on Friday night was not good. There was no good transitions and it just was a random assortment of music. Alot of new hiphop music that just didn't blend well. Hoping for more jams as this was an older crowd (late 20s). Regardless, we did manage to grab a booth -- for 3 champagne bottles $60 each. Eh.... Ripoff. Legit though the music is all over the place. From ratchet, to current hiphop, to house to edm. Wtf. I'm over it. Ready to go home. Needless to say, I ain't coming back.

Music is always good here, but that's about it. Service is as good as a club would get, and the line to get in is a joke. They keep you out there to make it look like they're busy but when you finally get in after an hour of waiting outside in the cold, there are only about 30-40 people in there. People think they're the sht here. But I guess everyone gets pretty obnoxious after shots of tequila.

I visited this place on a Saturday night around 9-9:30 pm with a friend thus avoided the lineup and cover fee. After about an hour or so the place started to pick up. Had few cocktails (which I admit are not cheap but it is queen west so that is expected) played some pool and danced all night. Lovely decor and nice atmosphere I would definitely recommend this place.

Wanna wait in line at 9 pm for an empty club? This is the place for you! Oh and your people may not get in because they have a bunch of reservation or guest list, which is soooo much better than having more people waiting in line than actually upstairs. And if that's not enough to convince you this is the best addition to Queen West, then you should know that their prices do not match their menu because "taxes" - so glad to pay a 20% premium on beer to support government services. I really hope all this extra money goes to the CRA

Following the success of so many of their places, the dynamic Montreal duo (Zach Macklovitch and Nathan Ganage) opened up in Toronto, a copy of their hugely successful Apt.200 in Montreal. The concept is really simple - it's a bar/lounge that looks like your apartment. You seamlessly transition between living room, dining room, kitchen, games room, etc. Cocktails are reasonably priced. Not special however. But a good place to drink earlier on in the evening. But.... Even though this place has only been open a short while, the lineups are insane if you get there after 9pm....yes 9pm.... and if you do, there's a cover charge as well. For me personally, i'd never wait in line for this place, nor pay cover, nor abide by the mandatory coat check. It's really a different vibe after 9pm. At which point it gets packed, gets filled with people wanting to be seen and bouncers getting frustrated. It's an annoying crowd to say the least. Since coat check is mandatory, it also means if you've got to leave to go downstairs, you're doing it without your coat. At the end of the day, this place will do well. There's enough of a demand for the type of post 9pm crowd they're attracting for let's say the next 2 years. But if you're looking for an upscale lounge or used to better service in general, this is definitely not the place. Funnily, this cozy apartment is really the home of the now closed swingers club 'Wicked'. Let your imagination run wild with that one.

$600 minimum for a reservation for drinks at 6:30pm (seriously?) and they also asked how many men, and how many women would be in my party... Are you...even allowed to ask that? Made me feel weird and uncomfortable. Shame because the one time I went there it seemed pretty cool and I was excited to go back with friends :( PS to the owners: those kind of requisites make it very easy for you to become a sausage party corporate bummer VERY fast.

Worst run establishment I've seen in all of Toronto. Waited an hour and 20 minutes at the front of the line. We refused to pay the bribery fee of 40$ for 3 ppl from Caroline, and the bouncers. No one behind us (we were in front as I said), got in either as it appears we were kept as backups in case the bribery line ran dry. Friends who did get in say it was good though lol.

Watch out for major gender discrimination at this place. I was trying to book bottle service for 12 people for a Friday night. We were planning on buying 3-4 bottles, for a total of $800 to $1000, plus cover. The guest services guy, Christian, asked how many guys and girls were in our group. I said we had 7 guys and 5 girls. He explained that we had to have at least a 50/50 ratio. I said "really? even though we're buying bottles?" and he said "sorry brother" and hung up. How is this fair?

The bouncer is so rude, they tried to force us to buy to overpriced bottles in order to enter to the place, we got in after a while and the place was pretty empty, the attitude of the people who work there is very disappointing, we won't ever go back

Never again. Waited in line for 2 hours and never got in. Bouncers were taking bribes and not letting anyone in from the line. Wasting half a night here. Unless you're a model or rich and willing to buy bottles, stay away from this place at all costs.

Horrible experience. Got to the place, waited in line and the bouncer yells, "no point in ANY of you waiting in line. It's packed. Get out of here!" He was telling everyone to leave because there is no space BUT others were paying to get in... Indecently run business and completely rude staff.

DO NOT GO HERE. This is quite literally the worst bar experience in Toronto. Showed up at 10, and didn't get in through the normal line. Even though it's dead inside, they have everyone line up outside to make the place look busy. But it's a sham - no one from the normal queue gets in, you have to grease the bouncer to the tune of $20 a person (on top of cover) to get in. I don't have a fundamental problem with this, but this place was definitely NOT deserving of this mock "exclusivity".

I had a terrible experience. I left the place and realized that my friend had stayed inside so I asked politely to the security guard if I could go in and call her quickly. He said no so again very politely I asked why. He said " because I feel like it". What the heck. Then I was shocked so I asked (again politely) "is there a reason ?" And he said " because I say so, what are you going to do about it". I felt so disgusted never going to that place again or any other place like that. I have heard a lot of stories about my friends getting into arguments with the security because they are just extremely disrespectful.

Nice spot but horrible DJ! The music was good but the DJ literally kept switching the songs every 30 to 45 seconds and I'm not even exaggerating. Really killed my mood so I ended up going somewhere else. As for the place itself, it literally has an apartment feel to it so you kind of feel like you're at a house party. I really love the entrance because of all the decorative graffiti and black lights that make your nail polish and clothes glow in the dark. I'd go back.

0/5 - robbed us of our money. made us pay for a 3rd bottle we didn't want because they let our friends line bypass and then pay for cover as well lmao. In my 10 years of going out in Toronto, this place is by far, THE WORST PLACE I HAD EVERY BEEN TO, whether that means pricing, line ups or music, it is all horrible. Please don't go here

DO NOT GO HERE Knew about the place and heard you had to get there early to get in. Showed up at 9:45pm to wait in line. WE SHOWED UP TO A TORONTO BAR AT 9:45 PM TO MAKE SURE WE GOT IN. There was 4 people in front of us no one behind us. I was with myself and 2 buddies. It was also mid April and -10 outside. A hour goes by, they let the 4 people in. We're now in front of the line. We wait in line for another HOUR AND HALF IN THE FREEZING COLD. SO WE'VE NOW BEEN WAITING IN LINE FOR 2 HOURS FROM 9:45PM IN LINE TO GET INTO A TORONTO BAR. It gets to the point where I ask the bouncer man to man "hey buddy how long do you think until we get in? We've been at the front for close to 2 hours?" He goes "Honestly bro I don't run the place you need to ask the owner, you're looking to close to another hour". ANOTHER HOUR?? We've already been outside at the front for 2 fucking hours. So I tell him okay we're gonna head out this is ridiculous. The owner goes to me word for word "Thanks for standing in line for me, free advertisement for the bar". Don't ever go here. Worst place in Toronto. It's a fucking joke. You will waste your night and your time.

When I first heard of this place, it was described to me as an arcade bar rather than a club. While they do have some games, the selection is pretty poor. As a bar, the place is OK. I haven't stayed long enough for it to turn into a club, so I cannot really judge that aspect of it. The idea to organize a bar/club like an apartment is definitely interesting though.

The Business is complete and utter disgrace. DO NOT GO! there are worms in the alcohol.. It is completely gross! The bouncers won't let you in. The alcohol sucks: just don't go.

I had recently wrote a bad review about this place, because of a bad experience that I've had. And then some time later I received a message from the bartender that I interacted with. She explained everything and apologized and was a genuine sweetheart about the whole situation. This is more than a rare occurrence to me and there are not many people left in this world with such guts and humbleness. If you have a chance to go to this venue, order your drinks from the asian tattoo'd beauty!

Doesn't even deserve 1 star. The place itself is not bad, but the employee and the owner is so rude. They make you wait in the at least 2 hours even though the club is not full at all. Plus going early doesn't change anything. All they care about is the guest list people. When you ask how you can get in, the guards don't bother responding. All I'm saying is if you don't want your night to be ruined, don't go to this place. There are lot's of clubs with better people working in it.

Was supper excited to check this out, our firends from montreal said the sister bar there was awesome. We will never be going or recommendig this place, we tried to make a reso and the person on the phone asked how many guys and how many girls and then sounded annoyed that we had 3 and 3. I thought this place is supposed to be chill not some douche bag bottle service bar that belongs on king west. Dont go.

This place has no problem letting guests wait outside for hours in the freezing rain and telling everyone that the place is at capacity when your friends inside tell you there is so much space. $30 minimum for credit card usage and they have no respect for you unless it physical cash. The frizzy big hair young girl is a pretentious stuck up staff member. She will ignore and only speak to you if you flirt with her and wave physical money in her face like a stripper. It was 2:01 am and she refused to close my tab at the bar and said I don't have time to close your tab. We only close tabs at last call between 1:45am - 2:00am. I looked at my phone at it was past two am. I looked at another staff member who tried to help me and told her but she clearly told her to ignore me and to go clear glasses at the bar instead. I asked another male who tried to tell her and she started rolling her eyes and told him to ignore me. I don't understand what her problem was. She continued to flirt with the other guests at the bar and talk. Not making drinks- but chatting and giggling away. She purposely made me wait and finally closed my bill 10-15 minutes LATER. Obviously ZERO tip for this young immature bitch. RUDE and frustrating experience to have to put up with people who exist like this in the world for NO reason! NO RESPECT for their guests.

Every staff member I encountered there was rude to me. The bartender told me "pay with cash next time if you're not going to tip." The DJ made me stand in front of her set-up for 5 min pushing me away from wires (even though I was only standing there politely) just to say "I don't take requests". When I look over later on in the night she's extremely friendly to someone else. The bouncers acted similar... it's really not that hard to be polite. I felt unwelcome.

If you like waiting in line for 90 minutes for an empty club then this is your spot. For context, it was a Friday, arrived at 9:45 - line around the corner because it looks cool having a big line right?

Although the music and vibes are great, the service is terrible. Trying to get bottle service is surprisingly difficult. You would think that they would be eager to fulfill a bottle service request. On top of this, the line up is ridiculously long for no reason. The venue is completely empty, yet there are 15 people waiting outside

Went here for a friends birthday. She cried because that's how BAD their service is. They kept taking away our FULL drinks and even bottles that were at least one third full. When we tried to talk to the owner, he made everything worse. Do not come here.

I have never been more disgusted and disappointed in the staff at an establishment in my life. i went there over the weekend (my 3rd time there)with a few of my friends and had to wait in line for over an hour in the freezing cold while watching models walk up to the front of the line and get without having to wait on top of having to deal with unprofessional and rude bouncers. Now, I was warned about this place prior to my first time about discrimination against woc and men, but we all know there are just some people that love to use that as an excuse so I ignored what people told me and went there anyways. I experienced terrible service the first time and waited for over and hour. I still gave the place the benefit of the doubt and decided to go again when my other friend had chose this place for our night out and we waited for 2 hours this time. While again, watching pretty much only rich, white models get in and my friends and i a few other groups of woc behind us and a group of men all felt the same way. Some of the women even left and new women stood behind us and mentioned that they too felt the same way and even afterrr all of that I was like meh! could've just been a shitty night let me try this place I'm sure it'll totally bee fine this time....Boy was I wrong! The bouncers were arrogant and dismissive and the only people allowed in were again white ,rich model type looking women. I am not one to complain all the time and leave negative reviews just to leave them nor am I one to immediately jump to say someone is racist or sexist etc.. but if the shoe fits!..Now I'm not saying they do not let any poc in there..that would just be a lie BUT what I am saying issss unless you are the minority in your group DO NOT expect tp get in. Whether it be a group of all males or a group poc. Unless you're one of the only males in a group of women or the token poc your chances of getting in are slim to NONE. They want to play urban music but not let a group of woc in because they don't want it to be thatttt urban. Don't be like me folks...the reviews are true don't waste your time coming here.

Good music for a Wednesday and drinks were decently priced. I like the atmosphere there. Service could have been slightly better considering it was a slow night. Bar menu is pretty minimal .

Horrible spot to go!!! They make everyone wait in line and don't let anyone in. You have to get multiple bottles to get in with a small group.

Apt 200 tries to showcase a long line outside the establishment in order to attract guests and to seem in high demand. Do not fall for this! It's an absolute waste of time. I arrived at 10 with my friends and thought we had beat the line. With only 4 people in front of us the line did not move for an entire hour! No one was being let in besides 10ish "VIP" people who showed up. At that 11, the guest list coordinator woman comes out and announces that there will be a minimum wait for 1 hour before people get let in... Um. What? No one was let in from 10-11 and now you're saying we won't be let in anytime from 11-12?! What a joke. Go elsewhere and save yourself.

If you like frost bite and waiting in lines this is the place for you! This was the weekend before New Years and the only bar on the street with a line. We got there at 11 pm and the bouncers said that unless you had bottle service you would have to wait and they would ils slowly let people in. Waited about 15 minutes in the line in freezing temperatures, groups in front of us were literally leaving the line because they had been waiting so long. No one was let in while we waited. Gave up and came back an hour later because we were waiting in a group of friends. Same deal no one was being let in. Honestly never going to attempt to go again. They let groups of people willing to come in and spend the money leave because they would prefer to look busy... ridiculous.